I dont used initram disk. CF card partition is ext2. In kernel is ext2,ext3 filesystems added.
My actions are.
1) At my home PC do zero file with 2G size.
2)mount this file to /mnt/lfs
3)at this file compile LFS version 6.4,
I dont install grub package and all tests passed so I think that all is correct
4)I formated CF card ext2 filesystem and install grub at.
5)I umnounted /mnt/lfs restart my PC and copy all files to CF card
6)At CF card i created menu.lst and tested it at another PC.
At /dev is all necessery devices kernel has kompile with ext2,ext3 fylesystems
At filesystem inst any initrd. Modules for kernel I to install. Kernel succesfuly mounteed
root. Hardware is correct, becouse I tested another operatin system and its fine.
So I havent any idea, why isnt work.
Exist any way to stop kernel if booted? I wood like to looked at all messages that kernel
writes. Im tyred, becouse all work i do, much more time i put into this project, and no results :-(
Thanks Forrest
> ------------ Původní zpráva ------------
> Od: Neeraj Vaidya <neeraj.vaidya at yahoo.co.in>
> Předmět: Re: Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init!
> Datum: 17.4.2009 11:38:55
> ----------------------------------------
>> One reason could be that you need a large initial ramdisk (initrd). You can
> customize it using the GRUB command line parameter as follows :
> ramdisk_size = 90000k
> This is for a 90MB ramdisk.
> Note that this size is to be specified in KB and hence the 'k' appended to the
> number of KBs
>>> Another possible reason for the kernel panic error could be that you have
> created the ramdisk using EXT3 fs and your kernel cannot mount this ramdisk if
> it does not have ext3.ko module built-in the kernel image.
>> Cheers !
>> -Neeraj
>>> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Mike McCarty <Mike.McCarty at sbcglobal.net>
> To: LFS Support List <lfs-support at linuxfromscratch.org>
> Sent: Thursday, 16 April, 2009 11:56:22 AM
> Subject: Re: Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init!
>> ForrestG wrote:
> > I have 256MB ram but motherboard detect only 128MB
>> Well, that looks like a problem, but it doesn't
> look like the cause of your boot failure.
>> The error report looks like you are using too much stack. If
> so, then the problem is not insufficient RAM. Unless you
> use a RAM disc, and that's eaten everything. Do you
> have a RAM disc, and if so how big is it?
>> Mike
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